Pandeirada is a traditional music and dance form from Portugal, particularly associated with the Alentejo region. It features lively rhythms created by hand clapping, foot stomping, and the use of a pandeiro, a type of hand frame drum. The dance is often performed in a circle, encouraging participation and community engagement. The style is characterized by its energetic movements and vibrant melodies, often accompanied by singing. Pandeirada is typically performed during local festivals and celebrations, serving as a way to preserve cultural heritage and foster social connections among participants.